
Volunteer in Sefton Around the world, millions of people volunteer their time to support others and strengthen communities. 2026 is the United Nations’ International Year of Volunteers, and it’s about celebrating the power of volunteering and inviting more people to get involved locally. Volunteering: Local Action, Global Impact You don’t have to be part of

As part of Volunteers Week, Sefton CVS hosted their annual Volunteer Celebration Event in partnership with Volunteer Centre Sefton and the Mayor of Sefton. The event brought together over 150 volunteers from organisations in Sefton in celebration and recognition of their invaluable contributions and amazing work across the borough. The volunteers recognised at the event were from

Freshfields Animal Rescue in Ince Blundell was buzzing with positive energy during a recent Volunteer Taster Day. The event, organised by Sefton 4 Good in collaboration with Volunteer Centre Sefton and Freshfields Animal Rescue, gave participants a glimpse into the rewarding experience of volunteering at the rescue centre — all while making a real difference.
Whether you are an organisation working with volunteers, a current volunteer, someone that has previously volunteered or someone who has never volunteered before, we need your opinions on volunteering in Sefton. Please take our short survey to help Volunteer Centre Sefton improve our services in the future. Just click the relevant link below. Organisations Individuals
Sefton has a wealth of charitable organisations supporting every aspect of the local community; from helping animals to youth work there are charities supporting whatever you are passionate about. Most boards are flexible and can meet online or in person. Take a look at the current board roles available across Sefton: Parkhaven Trust Parkhaven Trust

Citizens 4 Good aims to highlight the good deeds, kindness and support that local people provide to other members of their local community.

Re-engage run tea parties for people aged 75+ once a month to provide an afternoon of conversation and laughter with friends for people who are socially isolated. This is a flexible, voluntary role that can easily be fitted in around one’s own lifestyle and availability. Volunteer hosts run a local Re-engage tea party one to two
Come along to one of two Volunteer Open Hours to find out more about how to get into volunteering and what type of roles may suit you. Please see information below for each venue.